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What a cute name lol.
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And a marvelous looking rose! It feels very "Mutabilis-like" doesn't it?
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They list it as hybrid moschata, and the foliage shape doesn't imply its not. Maybe Mutabilis is in there, too.
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Perhaps, and the Velles have worked with Mutabilis, so...
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29 MAR 20 by
Jay-Jay
Lens did too. Maybe used one of his crosses.
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Hi Kim, we used Kathleen x Warm Welcome. It has the very long flower buds and dark young leaves from Warm Wishes. Best regards, Ann
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Hi Ann, thank you! I appreciate your including your information. There is too little breeding information available for many newer roses and yours are some of the more imaginative out there. I hope you, Rudy and your loved ones are safe and healthy! Please remain well! Kim
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I guess the answer was multiflora-noisette-tea hybrid x yellow-orange modern gives a salmon Mutabilis effect. Good to know, lol!
I used Pleasant Valley for awhile, but everything I made was culled because I couldn't shake the downy mildew out of any seedlings w/ good color. It's a total pain to breed out of many synstylae types.
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Can I write here some information about Y1971, a rose from Lens Roses, bred by Ann Velle-Boudolf; it's a hybrid musk/shrub, height 100-120cm, large: 60 cm, colour: purple, purple pink. Slight fragrance - Few prickles - little double flowers, diameter: 2,5 cm, flowers very double +40 petals - large clusters + 24 flowers - upright growing and slightly arching. Introduced in 2019.
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14 DEC 19 by
jedmar
Thank you, we have added the Information to our listing of Y1971. What will be its trade name? Also we have two different breeder codes (VEL15mroa and VEL15mtora) reported from Le Roeulx and Madrid Trials. Which is correct?
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Dear Mr, Mrs, There is a mistake with the rose Rosa x kokanica 'Vácrátót', mensioned on HMF as 'Vácrátót'. It's a rose introduced by Lens Roses in 2012. A long time ago we received seed by the University of Luik (Belgium). Seed from different Arboreta and Universities all over the world. As in Luik they didn't do anything with this seed they send us during 2 years a lot of different hips of lots of sorts and varieties. In one of the bags there was seed from Rosa kokanica coming from the Vácrátót Botanical Garden, Hungaria, We named this very interesting white seedling after the Botanical Garden were it came from. It has white simple flowers, whit 6 petals, flowers 5-6 cm. The little mat foliage is similar to the foliage of pimpinellifolia/spinossisima. It flowers early in May and during summer often a branch with flowers appear. In August plenty of black hips appear.Height: 200 cm, large 120 cm. Upright growing. I will place some extra photos of this rose. Best regards Ann Velle-Boudolf, Lens Roses.
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Many thanks Ann. We have added this additional information to the file for Vácrátót. Would you please check all is OK now please. In the future, it would help if you place your comment in the Members Comments for the actual rose. Sometimes it is hard to link up where we obtained the information from when it is in Website Errors.
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Hello, I'm Ann Velle-Boudolf but I'm not the hybridiser of this rose 'Heike Giannotti'. The hybridiser is a amateur rose lover Gérard Heubrecq from Belgium. I'm in contact with Gérard. So if you want more information I can send you the email address of Gérard Heubrecq.
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Thank you Ann. We’ve changed the breeder to Gérard Heubrecq. Contact details for breeder’s are always valuable to check details. Perhaps if you send me Gérard’s email in a Private Message.
While we have you, may I check a couple of details with your roses. Was ‘Pretty Red’ bred by Lens or Velle? Are there any code names for ‘Wilderode’ and ‘Prins Alexander van Belgie’. Are there any names for VELpinktsi VELtriepin, VELsibewes, VELmari, and Y905.
Thanks for your help.
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